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Stephen Lieber—Seismic Activity on the Moon, and the Implications for Construction Projects

The moon is more seismically active than California. These quakes last much longer than those on earth. Engineers designing lunar habitations must understand seismic this activity thoroughly. This talk will discuss how active the moon is, different types of quakes, and the effects for future lunar exploration.

Stephen Lieber is a recent member of AOS. Lieber is largely self-taught in astronomy. One accomplishment was the construction of a 17.5” Newtonian telescope. He holds degrees in Philosophy and Occupational Safety and Health. He is a Certified Safety Professional. Articles authored by Lieber were published in Sky and Telescope and Amateur Astronomy. He has also been interviewed on radio for WCBS, BBC, and WNYC television.

Date

Mar 03 2024
Expired!

Time

1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Location

Hofstra University

Location 2

Berliner Hall room 117

Organizer

Amateur Observers' Society of New York
Email
AOSsecretary@aosny.org